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Y , • MARCH 4. _l-.1,i more ended , COll4 SEVENPET , Ter,. - LA !4 13CIT'OKE: O.ItATORICK • THEATRE ROYAL: CQVENT-GARDEN. - ()N 'FRIDAY : Next, A•itticit 6, 1818, tvill be . peyfptiurd, - 615 - Alrl' t NT REVI BW. lilt° their hauge which same bad wool(' Jr the t had called on a 0 a pre" I;elii6 to sde v i e W, iu the y that siane to lokens 'ice of vauce Silver silver great uitry• tierce e Ex° that oreol okevi ►stem{ (10 )1 th tad iti lief La 'as 13 0 25 ,V pre' isnaie )f tbe r; per urtnit G°' 111, if I. tilt e firsc 1 of Osiost have it the inucti pero pur- , the, )light' e ad 11!? king ing, TiVtIIITINVINDCREWARD. JOHN CREAK. calth f LI, view, ghtet )ocli- ife of Elart- .....N.O :heat v.,.• SuS rders, --- - _ _ -• ii ~,-. r . 9P:P.Ic. of 01?1)N.1,V(.'1 , :, web. 27, 1819. 77. t - .IE - PhIN . CIPI4Z, OFFICERS of Ilis 3LI,- ... -• f : 7 Egry's 01zDfc..1.VcE ft,) hereby ;Rice 4Votice, that raposals will be received at thdr Office, in Palti3fall,' est: . 114. be .f 4 e4foulazi; the:iath Afarch next, from ',web Person, . Fs may Se willing to Vudertahe , the Sopply . of Cp3THLNO '' ,for the ORDNANCE MILI'II,AItY CaRPS, for e‘ period (11 three Years, Viz.: 18 ' 1 9 : Ina, and ls2l. . . Patterns of 'the Clothing. may be viewed upon Applica 176izat the' i .: rinCipal 'Storekeeper's Office instichrdwer;- and ~''.' • at the Royal . Arsenal at Woolwich: and_farther parti : ,otters, together with the Termrand C,onditfons of the Contract, maybe known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall %.:Arr'll:afcrisaid, any Day between 'tit.; Ifours - of Ten and „.....Pliiir O't'ltiek,. whei'e the Proposals - ;trust be fllivered,Oitilttfl , 'VP, and! endorsed. t‘'Peorifisals - 'for Cloth i nr.;" huh no , Prol ' '" l° '' , lt ean.be admitted after the said ltith March, at_rwelve :°:;Clock at Atp'on of the same day i 'neither will any Tender be t t feVd,unless the Party ;flaking it, or an Agent in Mit 4, s 4 atf, shall attend. By Orden of toe ;Mord, R. H. CRETV, Scerctary. • APerson of this Name is supposed to have heels ,employed on or abOnt the 11 th of Jannart last, by a Man, to present for Payment at Messrs. Pole, Thoraton, and (". Bartholomew -lane, a Bill of Exchange for Two Hundred Ntinds. If the sail .TOI TN CREAK will, make known by whom he kit of employed, anti tit whom he delivered.the Bank Notes re 7eired it Payment. for the Bill, he will receire a REWARD i'WP.NTY POUNPS, by application to thelSecrelary of !!Ile General Post-Mnce. !• . :Asi)iPotson known a Man of. that Name is :equated to inimediate Notiee.—March 2, 1818. ' GENERAL POST OFFICE; March - 2; 1318 - . J, • FELONY. • . nNE •HUNDRED AND. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. 111011AS'i'INNPCK, late of St. Ann's Contr.:. Sub.., is strongly suspected of Felony; whoever shall a pprehend him, will he entitled to a Reward efONE'HUN ' : YSlttp AND FIFTY POUNDS : FIFTY POUNDS hereof °Pon Apprehension, and ONE iIUNDRED POUNDS upon • Conrietion. The said TiONIAS PINNQCK is about 40 years of, ge, stout -made, 5 feet or 10 inches. high. dark :complexion, black hair and, whiskers, and fresh-coloured ;, was dressed on 'The 15th ult. in a new snuff-coloured brown coat, covered sill; buttons, double-breasted buff waistcoat, with ',talons of the "ale ; has worn at times a yellowgreeti lapelled coat; a . bloc coat with gilt buttons, and a dfirlebrowo greatcoat. He las been ,a Gentleman's • servant, is supposed to have been in ••,. the Army; and has been abroad. His lrife, who is advanc4 in pregnancy, is probably with him. By Command of the Postmaster-General, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. SALE OP finf)D.S, AT THE LONDON CoNIMI?R6TAL SALE ROOSTS, • - • - •MEN(ING-LANE, tiNIVF 4 DNESDAY the 4th, antl 'mutts qh 'March. IRiR, at Nine for' Ten o'Cluck titiehely, the following'GOODS,'•viz. . • Skins. 37,70 liaccOon, 9,500 blink, . 6,700 Fox, 3,A90 Cat, .3,160 Wolf, • !Zit,po Marten, beoseen to the tinleof Sal "here Catalogues way !eltatt,; RAW, 2,9 4 20 Mtter, .7.000 :S.wan, 5, 40 Bear, 3,401 - Fisher, 850. Wolrerin. le, at the Brokers' Warehouses, ; and of' • • ' • 30AD, and B.EECE, Broke?s. TO THOMAS TAYLtlit, ESQ. lirislge-street, London lioNotrutu,Sia, BEG leave to inform you,. that ever,mce the Year 1790, I ba beers icted with the Lue - Vericrert; "feh,from itS•ohstin d ately r e sting every course o s f medicine r fl escrlbtd by the most eminent of the faculty - bere t . mid gpits g severalsevere - courses of salivation, and twice i9:vged from the Hospital with little would appear to us ' e 'uf the Most inveterate nature. In th.e.springmf, last year 14 r tl* isorsier lad got to such a head, as nearly . to put it period „ -÷ 'N'exi - stence—l had a large ulcer on the Crown of my. head,' o n each arm, arid my legs were brake Oust fs frightfir4 i a , Mer ; my right was dreadfully painful, and bad heels in a •e of ulceration for the verye ; ray left had.also . large nodes on it, was much dicoreavell;. and gave • 'le stielt 'excruciating•paits, particularly when watin in bed, tit t . hearty to deprive me of, rest;. in this lamentable state,• I gs reeominended by Mr. J. , Thrompsinii (who received so Z . ,:,e'tt a cure by them litre), to take vour-Leatte's Patent Pi•lls, 'jell I be g anbegan to doors the 2tli of May.; in lse .crsuirse of a • ,night Ibegmento receive benefit -in little _more than a ° llth the•ulcers on my head and ar t were Soundly healed— :2h after, the sores ore my legs healed also; 'leaving,. how - 17er; considerable diScoloncation in the n, .and paus.iii the c 'oe of the left, which, by tire lilt suing of God, a little .. .Ar l get.perseverance in your invaluable 'Medicine, Sulistiled ;, nocturnal disersing, the skin regaining its , latural-hue, and , b "tpains gradually going off..—/ thits.heeame, by' I . !_hlr liberal advice arid medicine, perfectly free from all my "lher complaints—have recovered my 'former spirits arid gui, and am become jolly and fat, its which state having -°ntsned many months, to the astonishment of all,who knew re. I-am at a loss in what terms to pxpress.mygratitude, but : . . tt e l f , You, fur the good of other suffering mortals, to mak e 's my case as public•as possible, as I shall on every occa, dory; in 4 ; so doing you will greatly oblige,' sir, yourgrateful, obedient, very humble servant, .• ALEX. AIURKEIV Swan's CloSe; High-street, Edinburg,ll. J Wntresses,tothe above Cure:— tbutt Thompson, No. 3i-sew Poultry Market, •Edinburgh, - John kPlotosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh , : I prepa r e d an d so ld b y t h e sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY . Member of the Rcyal College of Surg e ons, a t hi s • ~Nise, N 0.% N ew B r id ge - street , L on d on; Whete,-'after a • • , „„ - °'lstant residence of more than 40 years in .a,practice harti , Ula rly.directedtto the cure of Venereal Complaints andithose I ".cidental to the Parts of GenerAion,.. With that inviolable 4etiereeywhich men of rrofession shosild always Observe in eases,'he' flatters himself tiroadvice. and Assistance he h tatl liteusiv,administers to persons - takingthisle.dieine, will attainable tnedan a,vo, by a discerning Pu thignityc, as an. bliadvat.tage seld o m , id •of a rn ll au. • ii,‘ l, o gold, by his a-Niels - stem-frt. fur the convenienc e o f th ose seng at a dista nce , a t th e Toyshop., N0..103, Oxf o rd-st ree t ; ,!.!Diiborougwg,- 7,. Fish-street-hill; Mr.. Baxter's, tr ,t l tit-bridge, Edinburgh Ms. Cailwell's,. ; and-by • . i f "; person overy .consid ' erahle town .in Great .11ritain v eiand, in boxes of only is. 9d. each,stamped; and sealed.up• • .th-foll and plain dievetions, , wheseby . persons, of either. ''` n c may - cure theniseltes with smte,lpeed x ..:ezncy, and safety. UNCOMMON 'GOOD — TRAVELLING, from') the SARA CEN'S KEAD SNOW-HILL. YORE, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and' all PAWN of the :NORTH. Fuur Inside Coaches, the Best 11,irsett, and keep excollent Time. By B. W..,MOUNTA IN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW—HILL, LONDON. THE following POST-COACHES, MA IL- CaACHES, &c. set out frosts the Saracen:s Head lust ,Snow Hifi :7, The UNIPIIIE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, oniy one Night ,n the Road, carrying Flair Insides and Four Outsides, sets out every Day at Onen'elock, arrives at Liverpool nest Afternoon atlocli, through Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbury, North :in pton, Welford, Lutterworth, Ili.ielilev, Atherstone, Liebtield , Stane, Rugely,,Newcastle, Kutitstora, Warrington and Present. ;;01.3"1 El MII ON, Lyinington,,,Winchester, and Basing.- .stoliAl New Four Inside Coach at half-pa;t Seven o'clock in the Moinir4; arrives at the Dolphin fun, Southampton, by Fite- o'clueli.—This is a most .4eiiglitful Converance to : the Isfe of ,Wight, .terse„ Gucypsey, sj. Maloes, Havre de Grace, CheriuLtii, SIFiIiEWSBUItY, Wel I itigton , and Shikual , Post-Couch, every Evening at Five n'cloc.h.—,Gua :red.- WEVNIOU'FkI, Dorcljeter, I.lh4jniford, Salisbury, Andover, and ilasingOoke,, new• Post Coach, every Afternoon. The Weymouth, Packets to Guernsey,. Jersey, Cherburg - , • St. Ma loe'o. &c. • EXETER, Plymouth, Wevannoth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and, SaLisbury,.NewPpat Coach, every'Morning, at. Seven o'clock, through Moulton, Axminster, Bridport, Blamlford, and Bogshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peteilmrou,r,h, Stilton, and Hunting don, Itoyil Ntail Coach.' sets out every Evening to Louth r tilimsbv, and•idull. and BRISIOL Ftying Post-Coaches, through Chi p penhaM; Cal nt:,. and :MarlhOrofigh, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London- Tavern, Thomas -street, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn ing.--Coaches-to Wells,Eridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply motith, &c. LEER S• new light Coach, calle4Ti f te . , Rockingham, sets out evet'y Morning, at Eight o'Cloek ; carries Four Inside+ only,. and goes remarkable easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Bet foul, Doncaster, and • Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion,. Leeds, next Morning. Not -withstanding the uncomomu ;Expedition at. this Coach, it is allowed to he the must agtreaf le -and complete' Pablic Con s-et:Lucent). the North !Wad ? being Unequalled to Accommoda, tion by any' other. GLASGOW; Longtown, Gretna-green, finnan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Samptha . r-Kilti, Gimmick, and all Parts of'Scotland, a 0031 Coach (daily). . Scarborough ' :Whitby, Shields, :tunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh,NeW Four Inside Coach, with a Guard -throughout;. sets out every :Morning by way of Newark, Ret ford;, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northalterton, Durham, %A rent, and Berwick, -Passengers linding.thetuselves fatigued front the'. length_ of the journey, may rest what nine t hey please. and then prooeed nn without any additiunal Fare. MARLBOROUGH Swindon, Ramshnry, Hungerfoyd, and Newbury. Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. BRIDGENORTH. and Walsal New' Post. Coach, every Evening. CA LISLE,, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post .Coach, and a Gpaid atl the • wO.YtpassSs through, Brough, Appleby, Greatahtidge, Richmond, Catterieli , iloroughbridge, Wethe rh 3- 5 Aherford; D ,, ,ne.cry 4114_ (irikw haul. , Sets out every Meriting, and perfOrms the journey with the greatest facility. .I'assengtra4etained obithit Row! by business or p'ea . sure, have thepeculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the neXt•Coach. • ' • . KE L ,NPAL, Lnticaster, Preston, Kirby-,Lo,nsdalc, Bolton, Chorley,,ol niskiA, and Garitang , Post-Coaches, every After anon, at. FiVe t►.';elock,—rcitei►rdci!. LINEILPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch fielit, Post Coach, .•11m; RegPtat,or y %very ,Ercning at Fire o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-btrect, Liver pool.--Guarded thrOughout. .- „ , WAKEFIELD Yost-Coack. eyery, Morning, at Half-past Six o'clock. CllESTER; ; NeutPort,,Nititchureh l TacEic,rley„,Nantwicli, tiurthwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, at Fivt- ii-c,tock • • " r •.• e • • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, antlY4rin, new Coach every to - tife Cicurgeduu, Stind'eriarid. mANC,H.EsTak,Ninsinw„,cqngierrni, Newcastle, Walsal, WofreAfampttin,"Postacit;eVery Afternoon. Guarded. SHEEE4;LDaakO I,tothorimpt44oo-.Coaen,:calle4l the Rock ingham„every 'BIRNHNGHANI ro3t ; Coach, with a-Guard„ .Sets.aut every Aftertmoo, and .r.,..aches.llii,minghain neat day at Noon.— Pases by 'Oxford, 1. - ,h.f4tim and Shipston&,' to the Saracen's ticad,-Uull,streetjeirnunghani. . . HULL, Northcave; HOWden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach,,.everytMornnii;.at,lngf-pot, S t ix,,to tbc..Cross Keys,. Mariietlilace, Hull. • . I)OVER,DeaI 4 Margare f . Sandwich, Ramsgate, Can i erho re, Feeersham, -Chatham, Rochester, and „Strvud, New Po,t- Coaches,. Morning., Noon, and Nigh:_ ; . • HERTFORD, Watei Hoidesdon, and Cheshant Couck, eyery • . OTTEMTA.Mand Edmonton Coash . (daily), at Half-past. Two. Five. ,It. Ociginal.Wa.zgous and Coaches, -to Newbury; Swindon-, Aldbourn, Wauttun l llttsSet..,ll.4tinirhurn. 41 anger ford; Chilton, Reading, aid • - ,WAGGONS, - • . To H (;M EL, HEMPSTEAD, .V.ratturd and Stan more,Th tee Times a Week. DlSS,Aleceles, Bungay, Bury, and ~all Parts of *uffulk, every Manda,y. ,CII4LENCI*iTER, Abingdon, Bristol, and Glou cester, Three Times a Week. „ SOUTHAMPTON, AVineltester, Ramsey,. Lyndhurst, 14 7; mitgtort, Cliristch.urds,. Ringwood. Furdirighridgr, , •Poole, hie- of Wight, Jersey,..indtitiernliey Wagguns (Dal ly)., SUNBURY, Hampton, a »it Twicheilltain,'Tice a Week. GREENWICEI and IVoii ertry Day. : •. • TOTTF,NIIAI and Ediauntun, - ev , :i y Day. B. W. MOUNTAIN kiwi - Co. respeafolly acquaint. their ,Friends apd.th.: public, that,they wilt, rrut b}; acco,antahle ally ParCOls. 'Passenger's Luggage, Writings.' Plate, &c. ut . mop" than Fire. PilundsiVaive.,;if stolea,lost„ of damaged, lia r • tessoi!i:teri , d ( ks s;ia, and thy: Insurance paitlfor accokilicg'y, at the Sat aceti's- Head Inn, Seiciw.;hilli Loudon. • • FOR COUGHti, COLOs, &c. WAL.V.-Fo: COLTSFOOT LOZENGES. TUSILAGO was the name given to Criitsfoot by.the Ancients, who knew its value in Coughs, &c. It is prepyed in the form of Laterge, as tile most agreeable to palate; and also, that by its gradually dissolving in the mouth, it. may with more certainty be conveyed to the parts affected ; these Lozenges are tieobstruent,4jetergent, and lu bricating, allaying the, tickling, sensation which occasions, Coughing, Clearing the voice, and producing the most•salti tary etretts ; if used as a• Prev-entiye, him; Persons will he tiloubled with, Coughs through the NViiiter, And their price places them within the reach of all ranliS of people. The ge nuine Will have the names •of Shaw awl Edwards on .the Also, WALSH's ANTIPERTUSSIS for the I- lOOPING COUGH % a remedy long approved apd recommenthd by the first families in the kingdom. Price only 2s. 9d. per bottle. Sold by E. Edward,, NG, St. Paul's, iu the footway opposite thogencral elityallex the Catbedrrl UNDER the Kotection of Government, by Royal Letters Patent granted to - ROBERT FORD, forlfis ikledecine, UniverSally known- by the title otiPECTO7 RAL BALSAM of HOREHOUND, and , 6reat Restorative Medicine—invented and. • published • by •tlic Patentee in 1794. whicb is patron*d by the Nobility, and by the Faculty ge,:. nerally recommended thrirughout the United Ring(iiim .au.the.Contiuent,,.as. tile must efficacious and safe remedy for Coughs, Colds, Ast h was, Hooping-Couzl, and all onm-ruc tion* Of the Breast and Lungs. The higlt estimation it, has obtained over .eeery :other preparation, and tbe extensive demand, sufficient y proves its superiority, whielitnay be as; certained tit 'any, mt . the principal Venders of Medicines in the United Kine,dom. Pretiareil.only and sold It the Patentee,. No 11, Bade] i ffe- Terrace, tioswell-street-road, London; sold also by alt. he tirinci pal Dealers in Medici in. :fow' ajui Country,. in bottles at. 10s. 6(1., 4s. Gd., ..2s. 9d. 77 and Is. each. 4 ,,* The Public will iplease to observe, that each botrie is tociest“i io.wr4itpers printed :o),1 signed iSti, the lialid•writiug of the Piiientee - ,. without wLicii it ca.nikuL be g,:attint, , : , j, • unrivalled treasury of learning, :taste ; and sonnet principles, adverting to the. I .‘ delicate manner i►► which the allusion is made to the murder rather than to the murderer of JAI - FA," by Colonel Wir..rcs, in his 'Sketches of the South of India, contains the . following note on that memorable act of military barhatiiin,and atrocious policy " Proofs rise on proofs ! • While this article was passing .throngh the press, . we .received a copy of Mr. Walpole'S . Memoirs of Asiatic Ttirkey.' We aceideotally opened it at,p, 188, and were at Once -Struck by the following paragraph : found in a. letter front the late Professor vtlArabic totlre ISishop of Durham. " The \%•liale of the sects' (the various po piation of _Syria)' teem to• have an equal.. hatred tri,t he Turks_ and the French`; to thlottliey,,for their constant oppressiou.; to the latter, for e the hortid crueltie s cOMMitted in their return from Acre.' 1 niy,elf saw, tinder the tolls of Yaffe, the mangled nut' half-buried remains of 5,Q00 Turks, and near "500 Christians, whom Buona paite massacred . npon the shore. 'The putrid midl was scarcely' dissipated after the i tervention of A year, Ailrher refused to have any hand in so shocking a.,trausaCtion r but misekeauts were not wanting to put in execution, With every aggra vation of cruelty; as I was told -b# eye. witnesses, the' commands of the First Consul.' The writer of tikis (Mr. At chdeacon Carlyle) was a man of the strictest honour and veracity, and spoke the languages of the East with :he readiness of a native. We cordially felicitate Sir R.. Wilson on this irrefragable addition to the testimony which, with the feelings of a British ~ , O ldier, he bore to the brutal ferocity of Buona., parte ; and beg leave, at the same time, to CIMI• mend both this and our former, extracts to_ the serious contemplation of Dr. Clarke " This admirable Review relates also the following anecdote, extracted froth the same work, respect ing a singular character well known in this 1.1.1 e. tropolis • ```An English► Gentleman commanded one of the corps,4nd was moat severety wounded, atter a deSperare resistance ighets in the same ,1111 — happy situation uret wilt Itiends, or persons of the same sect, to procure for them the rude aid , offered by Indian surgery ; the Englishman was destitute of this. - poor . 14.:►antage 3 his wounds were washed with simple warm water, by an at tendantboy, three or tour times a day ; duct n it der thisnoyel system of surgery, they recovered with a rapidity not exceeded tinder the hest bus• pital treatment.',--vol. ii. p. 147. This ' •English Gentleman' is the person dis tinguished by the name of Walking Stuart; Who, atterthe la uSe of halt a century, is still alive, and still, we believe, walking daily, in the neigltbour hood of the Haymarket and Charing-cross." • We have only room at present for these brief extracts from Time Quarterly Review, but we shah return to it-shortly for more in►por' ant matter. Prow tlie 40N DO:Ci G zETTE,- MARCH 3. Crown- Office, Mar:ei S. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. tiornußii of St. Alban's—William Tierney Rohartsi Esq. ia the rOotu of Joseph Halsey, Esy• deceased. BANKRUPTVIES SUPERSEDED. H. Venabies, ,Unionvlace. Greenwich, merchant. BANKRUPTS. G. and T. llurnie, Briglktlielanston, Sussex, linen-drapers, to surrender Nlarch‘7, 17, and April 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. " At tornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, • • Bread-street, Ctieapside. B. B. Cowell, High-street, Shoreditch, Mlddlesex, oilman, March 7, 17, anti April 14, at ten, nt Guildhall. -Attor ney, Mr. Liodsity, St. Thowas's-street, .':iotrthwark..• Ely Times, Greet land, Halifax, Yorkshire, •manufacturer, Match T 7, .at six. 23, and April 14, at elvvvn, at the Coopers' imps . Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. flecliet, Noble-street, Fostrr-lane London; and Mr. Scatcherd, • Halifax. • • J. Merct r, Graystonely, Lancashire, lime burner, March 18. at 5, 19, and. April 14,, at eleven, at the Golden !;toss , within Preston, Latieashit'e. Attortiies; 'Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench'-walks, Temple, London ; anti :Messrs. Tritughton and Haydock, Preston. J. Ridler, Worcester, dealer, March 23, 24, and April 14, at and eleven, at the Star •Garter [nn, Worcester. Attornies, . Mr. Beeke Bream's-JiildingS,. Chancery-lane, 'London ; • and Mr: Hill, Worcester. .El. fintates, Liverpool, joiner, March 17, 18, and April 14, at site, at the George luu, Dale-street, Liverpool. .Attor nies, Messrs. Blackstock anit Blume, .King's Bench-wall“, • Temple:London ; and:Mr.T.•Murrow, Lower Castle-street, Brunswick-street, Liverpool. J. King, Swallham, No . rf,lk, farmer; Mardi 25, at six, 'it;, and April 14, a. 1" ...en, at the Crown inn, Swallnam Attot nies,• Edmond Cooper, East Dereliam, Nbrfolli; and Mr. Rob. Barber; Netter-lane, London. • , 'W. Brain, Snollkind, Went; railler, March 7,, 17, and April .14, at , eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Con stable, Symond's„ltin. M. Allen, Gayle . , Aisgarth, Yorlishire, dealer, March 17, at 18 ) Ott ten, at the 'King's Arms h,n, Askrigg,, York shire, and April 14, at ten, at the 1' ;g's Head Ley burn, Yorkshire. At tornies, Messrs. ke, Coates, and Watson, Warnford;cturiti: !Anatol) ; and Mr. J. ,Lodge, • .Askrigg. . . S. and A. 15ttnderland, Barnoldswick,•YorkShire, Corn-dealers, nirch €2,r, at 25, ful p ril 1 , 4 at elevelt, at the hoist: tut \lr. Michael Ward, "he , .1 - I..isr Hotel, Shiloon, You hshire, Attornics, Messti Stoeher, I)aw4on, an,111,1- ‘ ringhain, Parini-ars Holborif,. Louden; and Mesats. Alcotik and Halt,.Skipton. ; •• •, • • W..Tapicott; victualler, March 12, 13, and April .14, at ei,ven, at the Kines.Arin3 Plytmoith:" , ;nes, Mcss"vs Darlie, Church, 'and D; t tlie, •Chancer.y.lani., • •LMidon ; ami.Messrs,•Boxim and Tink, Plyamolli Dock. D. Sa.ti(Jers, law-stationrr, to, at three, and it 14; at ten, the Otlire -Mess , r: Bro4r, 0:111 I”S1101), 'Stafford. Attornies,. Ilishop_and flurher, Toliptilyanstr-.yard,, Loudon ;_ and Nlvs,srs. HI - noises and' 13isttop, Stafford. • ' • , • '[Dividends To-morrow.l A GRAIN!TI. . . In which Miss Steph,.ll's will sing " Farewell ye linwid spri lc ,Ye verdant plains."--- , -" 141.0) ye pretty," and. by partiettlar 'desire, •".t et theOn•lgia svraobini," .(acsont pa pied the,Truotetby Mr. Sclipult).. - Miss. Frith. -1 ‘ Pion% nrgies,"—and "7See; see the kind inditlgent dale " 11 ss George, " The 1-I.,,cuin of l i ve." lirs,.Hatuninnil,(hei7 second appearance); " Whereter you walk." . 11 - lasler - Donahlsdn, "2 /Shr fives in the?valleY." . Lord,"—a Bravura by Zitigarelli-and the favourite Duet!, of F 4 Ail. pes - dons,!! , •,Witly:Mt....Prahatn.. M r., itrabani, 't 0 • come let. us Worship,"—" Deeper and deeper Still,"—" Waft her angels,"- . -and," Come if,yint dare." Mr.Thortie (by-de sire), " Farewel/ An the nymph... , Mr... Yardley, •c Far, far - ;,t sea." Mr. 'finney, " Friend of the hraie." The Grand Chornsses of "The Lord shall reign,"—" 71:1wstsapy rend the ,skies,"—" r.l'he heavens are telling,"—" Gloria. in excelsis," and the Coronation Anti etn,• heilltioduced. ,End of Part I, A CONCERTO on the FLUTE by Droorto • At the•Compieucement of Part IL. An ORGAN VOLITN'FAItY by Mr. Jacobs. • - End of Part 11. . . . A CONCERTO on the VIOLIN by Master WILLIS. -Leader of the * Bawl, Mr..Ware.;.•Orguu,..Mr. Jacohs, 08 , 7 ' gniiist of Surrey Chapel. The remainder of the Band and • the Choritssis (which will be num e rims a n d complete') by the , ni(ist a.pproeed P.qrforoters. • whOle under the direction of Mr..C. Doors to by oinnwd at ; Six • o'clock, to. begin precisely at Sewn.—Half price at Nine. The Free List of this Tbeatre does not extend to the Ora torios. . . CH T 11I,(N, ;I.\ll-,Y FE )",\l` . (late . • NicSit3. l - lONNICAS and Hltftii.ttt Y)-I,,eg to titrn,tatt tfivit- Fricods4tutt the l'ut/lic, that they..hareje-opened their . Militaryltistitution, at the shore .place, upon a new Plan, which is di.si',.;;lied to . entoraet• two - distinct System's: in the fir , t wrll be'tatit;ht•- all the ?Ira:aches of Mathematics, :FActic.s i , Platt Draw'itlgt &c. 'con nected with -a Military Proft,tsion. In the second, their prin cipal attention ivkll h directed -to' the most useful Foreign Langttatces.- particularly to. the. French, which is alays spoken in the house in it 3 purity; ; and like Wise to the finish ing. the F'.duiation of such Gt ittleinert as are 'leaving- Public Sdmols..bv.initiating them in the Knowledge. of the .most importaot. 'Parts I4f general I,itt:rature. The Gentlemen lodge at thelnstitntiott House. where one of the ptincipal 'piaster. resides, but take their Mes Dinner at Five u'Clock with -Mr. liommey and Family. - • • rout he Plan, anti l'erms,,npply to Mr. ilonnycastle, Wool wich Connuon :or to Messrs% tiouuncy tid"FttiSoll, „ •. USSENCE:of SHRIMPS, a - new boil suptrrior FISH SAUCE. It will be found equal in point of strength ,t.o -Esg,pce of. Aochovies,,and_ far excels it .iu fl h : TZ:qtr; to the :tdiiiir . vr. of th.it kish, asaSairee, - It'will be a . g / reigt acqoisition ; and it is partictilarly ,. convenient, , as ,it is Used as.. Essence of Aimhovies-,• and savesthe tinio of picking the Shrimps, &c. The Proprietors Hatter themselves that when once a trial is given, it will.oritain st. pre-eminence over all other.Sanees for broiled and fried Fish. . • . . • Made by C. Dingwe and Sint ; .and sold, only wholesale, by T. POwell and Sou, at their Italian. and Oil l\Tatcbonar, 11 1, Corner of liattofiliarden and. 4 most of the respectable Fisk Sauce Venders•in Town and Country. CARY'S DANTE This Day was published, in Thyce Pocket Vnlurnis, price 12s. in bunrds, THE VISION.; or, Hrll, Purgatory, and Pa radise of DANTE ALIGMERI. • 'Translated bY the - Ifer. H. F. 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